Starring: Gal Zaid, Yael Eitan
Studio: Shout Factory!
Release Date: September 16, 2014
Retail: $29.83
ASIN: B00KTFJ6VK
Running Time: 715 minutes
Rating: TV-MA
Buy Link: Amazon
Review:
Now available to own on DVD for the first time in the United States is Prisoners Of War: Season Two, featuring all 14 episodes from the exciting second season. Bonus Features include an Introduction by Gideon Raff, Cast Interviews and Episode Commentaries with Creator Gideon Raff & Director Of Photography Itai Neeman.
Prisoners Of War first premiered in 2010 and has consistently been the number one drama in Israel over the course of two seasons. A third season is being planned. The series inspired Showtime's Emmy-award winning Homeland.
The second season picks up a few days after the events of season one with the discovery that Amiel Ben Horin, now know as "Yussuf," is still alive and he has been living as a Muslim in Syria. The biggest question is: "Has Ameil been turned into a terrorist?" Meanwhile, Uri and Nimrod struggle to pick up their lives after returning home.
The episodes on the four-disc set are:
| Disc 1 First Grade Birthday Little Lies | Disc 2 Blue A Ghost From The Past The Song The Picture | Disc 3 The Double Agent Mika's Boyfriend The Notebook Our Agent in Damascus | Disc 4 The Kidnapping Operation Judah Prisoners Of War |
Though I have never seen the USA version, Homeland, I have enjoyed watching Prisoners Of War, which is a well-acted emotional drama. Typically, I don't care for to watch anything with subtitles, but it never bothered me with the series. Thanks to Shout! Factory, we now have a chance to see this remarkable series. Oveall, Prisoners of War: Season Two is an intriuing season from start to finish. I highly recommend the DVD set to everyone.
*Disclaimer - I received a complimentary copy in exchange for my honest review. All opinions are my own.
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